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>Dear Guy,
> thanks for you, but what I did is returning the IMail to the port
>8383 and creating a new site in IIS which redirecting the user to my mail
>server URL (mail.mydomain.com:8383).
>What I'm asking now how to run asp files under the web directory, it does
>not accept to do so!! Have you any idea?
>Waheed Malek
OK, so you've got:
- IIS running, listening on "mail.yourserver.com:80"
- Imail running, listing on "mail.yourserver.com:8383"
- IIS setup to forward all requests received on "mail.yourserver.com:80" to
"mail.yourserver.com:8383"
... does that sound like what you've setup? If it does:
- IIS is the only web server that can process .asp files. Imail cannot do
it.
- You cannot use the IIS "redirection to another URL" under the home
directory tab (in the properties of your website in IIS MMC). This will
forward ALL requests that come into IIS to Imail. That is NOT what you want
if you are trying to run some ASP on the same server.
- You CAN setup IIS as a normal website (i.e. Home Directory = "A directory
located on this computer"), put a default.asp file in IIS that contains a
"response.redirect("http://mail.yourserver.com:8383";)" statement. That will
handle the redirect for people going to "mail.yourserver.com:80/", and still
allow you to put other files in IIS's web
("mail.yourserver.com:80/some_homebrewed_asp_function.asp", to do whatever
you want/need.
I hope that makes sense...
- Tony
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